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i had a high lung shot at 140 yards on an elk with a simple 230gr round ball and she still bled great.
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Originally Posted by sabotloader
(Post 3736965)
TNHagies
I defending anybody or thing but fact is I am not sure of that. I know I have made that shot with a 260 grain Nolser and Last week with a 200 grain Lehigh and believe there was not lack of blood in either case. I still have 2 doe tags left and will fill those the week after Christmas with the same Deep Curls. Hopefully I'll make better shots on those ;) EDIT: I think one reason people vary so much on their opinions of bullets derives from the fact that rarely do two deer act the same after being shot. |
TNHagies
EDIT: I think one reason people vary so much on their opinions of bullets derives from the fact that rarely do two deer act the same after being shot. |
He could test bullets to see about accuracy, wound channels, knock down power, etc. And at the same time have fun hunting hogs. And getting rid of the critters from what I read. This year a young friend shot a 7 by 7 bull elk using one of the Harvester 280 grain .430 hard cast bullets that i gave him. That bullet did exit but did not expand. That flat nose bullet did something to tear the elks lungs to shreds. Way back when i killed a lot of whitetail deer using military ball ammo: i never noticed any difference in effectiveness when compared with Winchester Silvertips or Remington Core Lokt bullets. |
One ran about 40 yards, the other about 50 or so. Neither bled much (just sprinkles about the size of #4 shot) between the shot and where they piled up. |
Originally Posted by ronlaughlin
(Post 3736889)
Here is the media.
Here is the .430 300g XTP which was found in the bottom of the third jug. It's pieces weighed a total of 250g. Now, here is the 300g Deep Curl, which weighs 262g, and penetrated through 4 jugs. |
Originally Posted by falcon
(Post 3737025)
My next wild hog will be shot using the Barnes 225 grain .429 bullet and my old CVA StagHorn.
This year a young friend shot a 7 by 7 bull elk using one of the Harvester 280 grain .430 hard cast bullets that i gave him. That bullet did exit but did not expand. That flat nose bullet did something to tear the elks lungs to shreds. Way back when i killed a lot of whitetail deer using military ball ammo: i never noticed any difference in effectiveness when compared with Winchester Silvertips or Remington Core Lokt bullets. |
Originally Posted by falcon
(Post 3737025)
My next wild hog will be shot using the Barnes 225 grain .429 bullet and my old CVA StagHorn.
This year a young friend shot a 7 by 7 bull elk using one of the Harvester 280 grain .430 hard cast bullets that i gave him. That bullet did exit but did not expand. That flat nose bullet did something to tear the elks lungs to shreds. Way back when i killed a lot of whitetail deer using military ball ammo: i never noticed any difference in effectiveness when compared with Winchester Silvertips or Remington Core Lokt bullets. |
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